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By Martin Lel
Edited by Collin Colsher
Special thanks to Chris J Miller, Ratcreature, and Axerockstar (on the ComicVine forums)[1]
Bruce Wayne is born to Dr. Thomas Wayne and Martha Wayne. See "How Old is Bruce Wayne?" for details as to why Bruce's birth year is 1963. A reference in The Batman Files, in the form of a photograph, shows Bruce with his mom on the day of his birth. (The Batman Files was written by Matthew Manning, and produced by DC Comics and Lionheart Books, in 2011. The physical book itself is a literal scrapbook that Batman makes shortly before the end of the Modern Age. It functions as a recap of the entire Modern Age from Batman's perspective. The Batman Files is highly comprehensive to the point of being encyclopedic, but it must be viewed only as a quasi-canonical publication for a couple reasons. First, it has some things out of order. Second, it contains hundreds of images from various canon and non-canon comics throughout the Modern Age and Bronze Age (most of which are re-imagined as photos). This pair of problems means that not everything inside The Batman Files is necessarily 100% kosher. Many photos, clippings, and other scrapbooking ephemera will eventually go in this scrapbook, some of which comes from Bruce's time as a young boy and teenager. This means that someone was always around snapping a lot of pictures, which, after development, usually eventually made their way back into storage at Wayne Manor somehow. Moving forward on our timeline, we won't make specific reference to each photo being taken, but be aware that the pictures are being quite frequently snapped, printed-out, and stored.)
–FLASHBACK: From Batman #0, Christmas with the Super-Heroes #2, Secret Origins of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes—and also referenced in The Batman Files. Originally told via flashback from The Dark Knight Returns #1, which is technically only canon in the Frank Miller-verse. Four-year-old Bruce falls through the earth in his garden, finding himself within a gigantic cave. This is the first time he sees what will become the Batcave. Afterward, Bruce's dad comforts him. Bruce's mom has the traumatized Bruce draw a picture about his experience, which features scary evil bats and the word "No" scrawled about.
–REFERENCE: In Solo #5 and The Batman Files. Little Bruce poses for a photograph, which will eventually get framed and hung in Wayne Manor. Likewise, Bruce is captured in a couple candid photos with his mom and dad, exemplifying the idyllic childhood he leads.
–REFERENCE: Batman: Dark Victory #9. A happy Bruce watches with admiration as his beautiful parents get dolled up for a night on the town. Bruce will often watch his parents, growing to idolize them.
–REFERENCE: In The Batman Files. Martha and Thomas see West Side Story in the theater, taking Bruce with them. There, Bruce meets and plays with young Kirk Langstrom, whose parents are also there to watch the film. This is the only interaction that Bruce and Kirk will have until they are adults.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman #0. Butler Alfred Pennyworth joins the Wayne family.
–"Of Mice and Men" by Alan Grant/Scott McDaniel (The Batman Chronicles #5 Part 3) Summer 1996
Alfred has only been working as the Waynes' butler for a week, but he decides to resign, feeling he's only working because he made a promise to his father on his deathbed. Bruce returns home with a black eye, but won't say how he got it. His father sends him to his room without supper. Then, Alfred sneaks in to bring him some food anyway, and also gives him a pulp magazine featuring Zorro. At school Bruce steps in again when another kid is bullied, but this time he lures the bully into a trap he prepared, so that a bucket of molasses falls on him, and the bully is humiliated. At home Bruce tells Alfred about it, and also asks Alfred to stay, causing Alfred to change his mind. When Martha Wayne discovers the Zorro magazine (something they forbade Bruce to have, thinking it "corrupts the growing mind"), Alfred takes the blame.
–REFERENCE: In Superman/Batman #50. Suffering due to not embracing the corruption of Gotham, the Wayne family business, Wayne Enterprises, almost goes bankrupt until Thomas Wayne finds a Kryptonian probe sent to Earth by Jor-El (Kal-El's father). After chatting with Jor-El via astral projection and then scavenging the probe's technology, the company flourishes. Thomas buries the alien probe deep in the Batcave so that no one will ever find it in the future.
–REFERENCE: In Superman #710. Reading a Crimson Avenger comic, Bruce first hears about the mystical Himalayan city of Nanda Parbat.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman #673. Five-year-old Bruce plays with the family's well, attracting the attention of several bats that make him aware of his own mortality for the first time.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman: Gotham Knights #7. Family doctor Leslie Thompkins visits the Waynes to look after Bruce, who has pneumonia. At Wayne Manor, Leslie meets Alfred.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #3—and also referenced in The Batman Files. Halloween. It's Bruce's favorite holiday! Unfortunately, Bruce laments not being able to go trick-or-treating with his father because the latter has to work late. On the next night of the Halloween weekend, a happier Bruce dresses-up as a skeleton and carves bats into pumpkins.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman #609 and Batman #615. Being the only kid not intimidated by the Wayne fortune (due to his own family's vast fortune), Tommy Elliot approaches Bruce in school and befriends him. (Tommy's mom and dad are famous Gotham couple, Roger Elliot and Marla Elliot.) The boys bond over their shared interest of strategy board games. They also play hide-and-seek around a graveyard. Despite Tommy being a bit off, Bruce will hang out with him quite often, moving forward. NOTE: Detective Comics #846 reveals that Tommy is two years older than Bruce.
–REFERENCE: In Batman #484 and The Batman Files. Bruce meets and befriends another son of famous Gothamites, Roman Sionis. And, like Tommy Elliot, this boy ain't quite right in the head either. What is it with Gotham's rich kids? Thomas Wayne and Roman's father, Charles Sionis, head of the Janus Cosmetics empire, are golfing buddies. Bruce and Roman will hang out quite often, moving forward, but we'll have to imagine these instances invisibly scattered throughout our timeline below.
–REFERENCE: In Detective Comics #685 Part 2 and Detective Comics #691. Bruce picks up his dad's sport of golfing and becomes quite good at it in his own right. Bruce will play golf on-and-off for the rest of his life, becoming quite the expert.
–REFERENCE: In Batman: Dark Victory #1. Bruce attends one of his parents' lavish annual Christmas parties for the first time. He will attend the Christmas party every year (albeit invisibly on our timeline) leading up to his parents' deaths.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman: The Dark Knight #1. Bruce meets friends of the family, the Goldens: Aleister Golden and young daughter Dawn Golden. Dawn acts quite coldly at first, not giving Bruce any attention. During the summer, Bruce's parents fly abroad, a separation that leaves Bruce heartbroken but also makes him more prepared for their upcoming deaths. When they come back, they gift him a kite, but Dawn loses it. Fighting over this, the kids manage to bond.
–REFERENCE: In The Batman Files. October 31. Bruce's mom softens on her anti-Zorro stance, realizing that Bruce loves the character so much. She allows Bruce to dress-up as Zorro for Halloween.
–REFERENCE: In Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #79. Bruce receives the last gift he will get from his parents: a wooden train.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman #595—originally told in Detective Comics #235. A few months before the death of the Waynes, Thomas attends a costume party dressed as Zorro. (The quasi-canonical Batman Files incorrectly lists this party as a Halloween party when it should be a masquerade party.) Thomas briefly leaves the party to help save the life of Lew Moxon's nephew, who has a bullet wound from an attempted robbery. Thomas saves the man's life but refuses to take any hush money, angering Lew Moxon. Back at the party, Bruce, impressed by the Zorro costume, asks his dad to take him to see a Zorro movie next time it plays.[2]
–FLASHBACK: From Batman: The Long Halloween #9. Seems like gangsters just love bringing their injured to Gotham's brightest surgeon while he is at home and off the clock. Italian Mafia boss Vincent Falcone brings his bullet-wounded son Carmine "The Roman" Falcone to the steps of Wayne Manor, demanding that the doc fix him up. Dr. Wayne learns that Carmine has been shot by rival gangster Luigi Maroni. Despite reservations, Thomas saves the younger Falcone's life. A young Bruce secretly watches. Later, Thomas reports Luigi's attempted murder to the Gotham City Police Department (GCPD), but the corrupt cops do nothing.
–REFERENCE: In Batman #611 and The Batman Files. Bruce first learns all about the adventures of Gotham's classic superhero, Green Lantern (Alan Scott). He also first learns about the existence of the undead Solomon Grundy, a longtime city resident and arch-rival to Green Lantern. Solomon Grundy Halloween costumes are very popular in Gotham.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman #611. On a visit to Metropolis, Bruce Wayne and Tommy are entranced by a glimpse of Green Lantern (Alan Scott) battling The Icicle.
–REFERENCE: In The Batman Files. While his dad relaxes in an easy chair in one of Wayne Manor's living rooms, Bruce plays with some Wild West action figures modeled off of real-life historical cowboys Jonah Hex and The Gray Ghost.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman #610 and Batman #619—and referenced in Detective Comics #846 and Detective Comics #850. Hating his parents, Roger and Marla Elliot, a ten-year-old Tommy severs the brake line of their limo, causing a car accident that kills his father and puts his mother in a permanent wheelchair. Only the stellar surgical skills of Dr. Thomas Wayne prevent Marla from dying too. Only GCPD Detective Slam Bradley suspects foul play, but nothing ever comes of his brief investigation.
–FLASHBACK: From Detective Comics #846 and Batman #613. Tommy shows Bruce a jade pendant his mother gifted him. When Bruce steals it, Tommy loses control and punches Bruce until he can get the pendant back, as shown in Batman #613. This item must take place after the car accident, because Tommy's mother gives the pendant to him when she is recovering from the crash, in Detective Comics #846.
–FLASHBACK: From Detective comics #847. Summer. While at a summer camp with Bruce, Tommy attacks a boy and ends up in a psychiatric ward. Tommy blames Bruce and his mother for his outburst. He is soon released by an intern named Jonathan Crane.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman #591—and referenced in Batman #591-592. Summer. While staying at the Du Lac Resort in France, eight-year-old Bruce meets Mallory Moxon, befriending her. She gives him his first kiss. Mallory's father Lew Moxon argues with Thomas Wayne about their previous encounter.
–REFERENCE: In Batman: Legends of The Dark Knight #7-9. September to late November. Bruce is sent to an upstate private school, a breeding ground for scandals involving perverted teachers and bully prefects. He makes a friend, Robert, until he promptly disappears, presumably having been killed by the school's headmaster, Manfred Winchester (aka "Mr. Whisper"). Scared, Bruce asks to leave the school the 24th of November, and his father arrives the following day. After talking to the headmaster, Thomas figures out that Mr. Winchester has killed several children and plans to expose him, but a tragedy happening the following day prevents him from doing so.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman: Dark Victory #1, Superman Vol. 2 #76, Batman #459, Batman #561, Batman Confidential #40-43, Superman/Batman #1, and Batman #608 Prologue ("The Batman: Who He is and How He Came to be")—and also referenced in Batman: Death and the Maidens #1, Nightwing #153, Batman #457, Batman #591, Frank Miller's "Batman: Year One," Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #1, and The Batman Files. Autumn—November 25. After watching The Mark of Zorro at the Monarch Theater on Park Row, Bruce Wayne witnesses the murder of his parents at the hands of Joe Chill. The date and Bruce's age are stated in the Silver Age Superboy #182 (1972) and Silver/Bronze Age Detective Comics #500 (1981). The season (and, therefore, the date) is confirmed for the Modern Age in Death and the Maidens #1 and Nightwing #153. The quasi-canonical Batman Files incorrectly places the Wayne deaths on June 26, 1969. The Batman Files also reveals that Bruce keeps his movie ticket stub, which we can assume is true. Bruce will keep this stub into adulthood.
–REFERENCE: In Batman Incorporated Vol. 2 #13. Officer James Gordon of the GCPD arrives to the murder scene, where he takes care of Bruce. Leslie Thompkins is there too. Note that Jim Gordon will move to Chicago shortly after this.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman #0, Batman: Shadow of the Bat #0, Detective Comics #791, Batman: Dark Victory #1, and Batman: Dark Victory #9—and referenced in Batman Confidential #42. Bruce attends and assists his parents' public funeral, which garners many visitors. Bruce, despite being devastated, doesn't shed any tears. Nevertheless, he is consoled by many of the attendees, including the creepy Carmine Falcone. Despite having met on a couple occasions before, Leslie Thompkins reintroduces herself as well. After the funeral, Bruce stands in his parents' bedroom and talks with Alfred. Shortly after that, Bruce makes a solemn vow that he will devote his life to fighting crime. When he learns from Leslie that the state intends to assume custody of him, Bruce forges several documents that allow him to stay in at Wayne Manor in the legal custody of Alfred and Leslie. A reference in Detective Comics #793 also mentions that Leslie will be a caregiver to Bruce now that his parents are gone—although, Leslie won't stay at Wayne Manor and will briefly move to Africa in a few years, making Alfred the primary caregiver. As referenced in Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #5, Bruce's grandparents on the Kane side of the family (Elizabeth "Betsy" Kane and Roderick Kane) are alive and at the funeral, but they have been estranged from the Wayne side of the family for some time, hence their lack of involvement in rearing the orphaned child. Also note that Batman Confidential #42 tells us that Bruce, unable to fully process the tragedy, won't be able to shed any tears of sadness for his parents for quite some time following their deaths.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman #591. Traumatized by his parent's deaths, Bruce has constant nightmares. Alfred calms him by telling him there are no criminals out when it's raining because nobody likes the rain. The date is not shown, but this placement seems appropriate. Alfred will often use this rain story to calm young Bruce, moving forward.
–FLASHBACK: From Detective Comics #791. Leslie and Alfred discuss the recent Wayne family tragedy. Leslie admits that Bruce's cold stare frightens her, while Bruce overhears.
–REFERENCE: In Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #5 and Superman/Batman Secret Files Part 3. Alfred takes Bruce on a several-month-long trip to California shortly after his parents' deaths. (Marsha Lamarr says they've gone "to Hawaii or something," but Superman/Batman Secret Files confirms the destination.)
–"When Clark met Bruce" by Jeph Loeb/Tim Sale (Superman/Batman Secret Files Part 3) November 2003
While Clark Kent and Pete Ross play baseball, Bruce and Alfred visit Smallville in the middle of their California road trip. Surprised at seeing such an expensive car, Clark and Pete consider asking Bruce to join their game, but they decide against it.
–REFERENCE: In Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #5. The grieving young Bruce continues his California road trip with Alfred.
–NOTE: In Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #4-5. While the grieving young Bruce continues his California road trip with Alfred, an amnesiac adult Bruce from 2010, trapped in time and now a "living weapon" (thanks to a Hyper-Adapter trap set by Darkseid), time-jumps from the late 1800s to right now. Despite the fact that it is 1971, writer Grant Morrison honors the aesthetic of the Golden Age, painting Gotham's citizenry in Art Deco styles and film noir fashions, explaining it by saying the city is going through a 30s/40s retro phase right at the moment. (As referenced in The Batman Files, the first thing the injured but momentarily clear-headed Bruce does in 1971 is to frantically write down all he can remember—about Simon Hurt, Jonah Hex, and his time-traveling—into the Jack Valor/Mordecai journal-diary.) The bloody Bruce, still with a bad bullet wound thanks to Hex, then scurries onto a busy street and collapses in front of a truck, which hits him. Bruce slips into unconsciousness and is taken to a hospital where he is saved but remains comatose. An amnesiac Bruce later awakens in the hospital. Marsha Lamarr, who claims to be Martha Wayne's "best friend," recruits Bruce, mistaking him for a John Doe, to play the role of the deceased Thomas Wayne (Bruce's father) in a ruse that will supposedly flush out the Wayne killer. Bruce is told that he will don Thomas' old masquerade bat-costume and is to appear at an underworld meeting at Wayne Cemetery, and all will fall into place. A nurse gives him a 30s style suit and returns his only possession, the Valor/Mordecai diary, which he realizes is in his own handwriting. Marsha and Bruce then visit Betsy Kane and Roderick Kane, with Bruce posing as a private-eye. Betsy, who has no love for the Waynes, makes wild claims that Thomas is still alive and is responsible for the execution of her daughter. Betsy also says accuses Thomas of drug-abuse, rape, and devil-worship. Roderick tries to moan out Simon Hurt's name, but is physically incapable of doing so, since he's been permanently injured by Hurt and confined to an iron lung. At Wayne Manor, Bruce thinks something is fishy as he puts on the bat-costume, but Marsha distracts him with a kiss. Black Glove members assemble to perform an occult ritual. Dr. Simon Hurt, John Mayhew, Professor Carter Nichols, Commissioner Gillian Loeb (!), and Mayor Jessup are all in attendance. Bruce emerges from the shadows only to be clubbed by Marsha, who reveals herself as a Black Glove member. Hurt plans to use an invention of Nichols' to open a hole in time in order to summon the evil god Barbatos. The Black Glove selected the amnesic Bruce as the perfect sacrifice for the ritual since his identity was unknown and nobody would miss him. The ritual also serves a double purpose; Mayhew films the proceedings, with Marsha dressed-up and wearing a wig to look like Martha Wayne and Bruce playing the role of his masked father, to be used as false documentary evidence to smear the Waynes. After dousing Bruce with gasoline, the villains set him ablaze! However, before things get even more out-of-hand, Nichols turns his back on the Black Glove and refuses to open the time portal. A burning Bruce uses this momentary delay to snatch the device from Nichols' hands. Bruce activates the machine and teleports to the Vanishing Point, a mere hour before the total destruction of the universe and the literal "End of Time" (somewhere around the year 100 billion).
–REFERENCE: In Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #5. Shortly after the time-displaced adult Bruce leaps into the far future, young Bruce and Alfred return to Gotham from their California trip. They won't be aware of any of the wild stuff has occurred at their home.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman Confidential #42. Bruce finds a bloody bird with a hunter's bullet in it on the outskirts of the Wayne Manor property. He freaks out and tries to dig the bullet out before returning home covered in blood to the surprise of a startled Alfred. Bruce locks himself in his room and slips into a catatonic state, unable to unlock his eyes from his down feather pillow, which now reminds him of both the dead bird and his dead parents. (Note that this flashback, from Sam Kieth's "Ghosts" storyline, is also shown in Kieth's earlier Batman: Secrets mini-series. Unfortunately, Secrets—along with Kieth's Batman/Lobo mini-series—is non-canon.)
–FLASHBACK: From Detective Comics #833. On Bruce Wayne's first birthday after his parents' deaths, Zatara the Magician (Giovanni "John" Zatara) performs at the party. He worked with the Waynes on many children's charities, so when he became a father himself he was more than willing to help children in need like Bruce. Bruce meets and befriends his young daughter Zatanna Zatara. Zatanna and Bruce will hang out from time to time and become very close.
–REFERENCE: In The Batman Files. A nine-year-old Bruce crashes his bike and injures himself pretty badly. Dr. Leslie Thompkins scolds Bruce and nurses him back to health.
–REFERENCE: In Starman Vol. 2 #35 Part 1. Despite the tangential trauma attached to film because of his parents' movie theater deaths, Bruce still really enjoys watching movies. In fact, cinema now becomes one of young Bruce's passions and it will be a hobby for the rest of his life.
–FLASHBACK: From the second feature to Batman: Gotham Knights #1 (Batman: Black & White). Bruce takes apart a calculator in order to learn how it works.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman #592. Summer 1972. The summer following the Wayne deaths, Bruce is forced to attend the Du Lac Resort again, where he sees Mallory Moxon again. She tries to cheer him up throughout the rest of the summer, to no avail.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman: Gotham Knights #7. Leslie visits Bruce and checks him for a fever.
–FLASHBACK: From Detective Comics #792. Leslie leaves for Africa to dedicate herself to her clinic full-time. Bruce attempts to change her mind, but she knows Gotham will be taken care of as long as Bruce is there.
–FLASHBACK: From Detective Comics #792. Summer 1974. The summer before his 12th birthday, Bruce travels to Africa to visit Leslie. Her clinic is attacked by the military, and Bruce attempts to stop them, but he's too inexperienced and too little. In the end, Alfred saves the day, and Leslie returns to Gotham within a year.
–REFERENCE: In Detective Comics #614. An 11-year-old Bruce begins studies at one of the most expensive private academies in Gotham. He also begins studies with the best private tutors.
–FLASHBACK: From Detective Comics #614. Bruce, now 12-years-old, continues his studies at one of the most expensive academies in Gotham. He studies with the best private tutors, learning the Classics in Latin and Greek. At Wayne Manor, the extremely bookish Bruce takes up chemistry, yoga, collecting and listening to opera records, and model rocketry as his primary hobbies.
–FLASHBACK: From Detective Comics #614. November 25, 1975. On the anniversary of his parents' deaths, 12-year-old Bruce visits Crime Alley (formerly known as Park Row) to pay his respects, leaving a single rose on the ground. While there, young Bruce is accosted by members of The Street Demonz, one of Gotham's most notorious and longest-running biker gangs. The Street Demonz beat up Bruce, but he gets saved by a homeless bag lady. Alfred then picks up Bruce.
–REFERENCE: In Detective Comics #792 and The Batman Files. Bruce picks up several fighting styles, teaching himself self-defense, boxing, and mixed martial arts. He also begins learning the art of meditation and taking professional art classes. Bruce will train and study all of these things, moving forward, slowly perfecting his craft in each field.
–REFERENCE: In Detective Comics #696. Bruce, old enough to take stock in his parents' material belongings and in his future estate, familiarizes himself with the lavish items in Wayne Manor. Bruce will begin studying design, fashion, the history of furniture styles, and antique appraising. Like all of his other interests, Bruce will eventually become an expert in all of these things.
–REFERENCE: In Two-Face: Year One #1-2, Batman #404, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #172, and The Batman Files. September to November 1976. In September, 13-year-old Bruce leaves the cocoon of Wayne Manor to begin attending yet another of Gotham's most expensive schools: Gotham Preparatory School for Boys. There, Bruce bunks with 14-year-old Harvey Dent, who becomes a close friend that will help him through the good times and the bad.[3] At this point, Bruce also begins journaling, something he will do for the rest of his life. (The cursive font used by Bruce in Frank Miller's "Year One" indicates that he constantly writes about everything that happens to him in a journal. This means that Bruce's juvenilia will continue into adulthood and long into his career as a masked vigilante. Starting now, we must imagine—sprinkled invisibly throughout this entire chronology—Bruce pausing from time to time to make entries into this journal. Site contributor LUKASZ notes that Bruce was inspired to begin journaling because his father used to suggest writing down his thoughts as a way to solve problems. I don't know where that specific reference comes from, but if anyone knows, I'll be sure to add it in above.) Bruce purchases a grappling gun and begins using it to sneak around campus at night to train, usually while avoiding security guards, doing this practice for months. During this time, Bruce also studies under several local private tutors and will take sporadic monthlong sabbaticals to travel across America as well.
–REFERENCE: In Detective Comics #614. November 25, 1976. On the anniversary of his parents' deaths, 13-year-old Bruce again visits Crime Alley to pay his respects, leaving a single rose on the ground.
–REFERENCE: In Two-Face: Year One #1-2, Batman #404, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #172, and The Batman Files. November to December 1976. 13-year-old Bruce continues his studies at Gotham Preparatory School for Boys. His friendship with Harvey Dent continues to bloom. He also continues journaling, training sneaking around campus using his grappling gun, studying with private tutors, and taking short trips across the country. Bruce's school days will continue much like this until June of 1977.
–FLASHBACK: From Secret Origins of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes, Batman: Shadow of the Bat #0, Batman: Gotham Knights #7, the second feature to Batman: Gotham Knights #1 (Batman: Black & White), Batman #433-435—and also referenced in Batman: The Dark Knight #1 and The Batman Files. June 1977 to 1980. In June of 1977, a 14-year-old Bruce forges documents allowing him to quit school and leave the country, thus beginning his global quest to become a vigilante social justice warrior. After an initial stay in Japan, young Bruce goes through several colleges, including Cambridge University, the Sorbonne, the Berlin School of Science, and a dozen others. At some point during his various college forays, Bruce turns sixteen-years-old and learns to drive. As referenced in Batman: The Dark Knight #1, while attending one of these colleges, Bruce also dates and gets his heart broken by Dawn Golden. During this time period, Bruce also seeks private tutoring from Europe's greatest experts in such subjects such as gymnastics (with Peter Allison), toxicology (with Aurelius Boch), chemistry (with Kingsley and Webber), and electronics (with Campbell). (Bruce's collegiate education can be seen in Secret Origins of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes, Shadow of the Bat #0, and Batman: Gotham Knights #7, while his alternative teachers can be seen in Batman #433-435. The second feature to Gotham Knights #1 also shows Bruce training in trapeze as part of his gymnastics course.) Also note that, Bruce will study and learn many different languages everywhere he goes over the course of the next decade-plus.
–REFERENCE: In Batman #681. Bruce studies toxicology, learning about poisons and creating their antidotes. He also begins working to make himself immune to as many poisons as possible—a task that will continue for the entire course of his life. (As Batman, Bruce will get poisoned and endure various toxins from super-villains galore, which will only serve to enhance his knowledge of poisons and increase his overall immunity to a number of toxins as well.)
–REFERENCE: In Detective Comics #734 and Batman #605. Bruce trains in combat under David Cain—whom he leaves after discovering that Cain wants him to become a killer.
–REFERENCE: In Detective Comics #569, Detective Comics #734, Detective Comics #827, Justice League: Black Baptism #2. Bruce is trained in ventriloquism and escape artistry under Zatara the Magician. Zatara also teaches Bruce about the occult. It is around this time that Bruce learns various other methods of escape artistry as well.
–REFERENCE: In Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #5. At age 18, Bruce earns a pilot's license.
–REFERENCE: Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #5. A year has passed since Bruce obtained his pilot's license. Bruce now gets qualified to fly jets.
–FLASHBACK: From the second feature to Batman: Gotham Knights #1 (Batman: Black & White). Bruce studies in the morgue and learns how to perform autopsies and coroner analysis related to different types of wounds.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman #608 Prologue ("The Batman: Who He is, and How He Came to be"). Bruce, being quite autodidactic, begins studying chemistry on his own. He also continues hitting the gym constantly. NOTE: While not linked to any specific issue (but instead generally acknowledged and made obvious in dozens of arcs), the polymathic Bruce also begins studying physics, biology, medicine, carpentry, architecture, industrial design, auto mechanics, and nearly all forms of engineering. He will become a master in almost all of these fields.
–FLASHBACK: From Secret Origins of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes and Batman: Shadow of the Bat #0. At age 20, Bruce visits New York City and tries to join the FBI. He scores perfectly on every test except gun handling, so he gets a desk job. Unsatisfied, Bruce quits after six weeks and heads East.
–FLASHBACK: From Two-Face: Year One #1-2. Bruce appears briefly in Gotham to see Harvey Dent as he's finishing law school.
–REFERENCE: In Batman #589. Bruce learns under FBI Agent Arthur McKee about the importance of maintaining a criminal alias.
–FLASHBACK: From Secret Origins of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes and Batman #431. After heading East, Bruce first stops in Korea where he visits the Paektu-San Mountains to train with master Kirigi for nearly a year, learning karate. Bruce doesn't know Kirigi is also a trainer for Ra's al Ghul's League of Assassins.
–FLASHBACK: From Detective Comics Annual #2—and also referenced in Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #4 and The Batman Files. Bruce goes to Huntsville, Alabama for an apprenticeship under detective Harvey Harris, an old acquaintance of Chu Chin Li (who Bruce will train with later). Using the false name "Frank Dixon," Bruce studies with Harris and helps him work a multiple murder case. Bruce's time with Harris is cut short, however, when Harris is killed by serial killer and KKK-member Ben Carr. Before leaving Huntsville, Bruce breaks into the police department and steals all photos of himself. He also takes a small gold cross, evidence from the Carr case, as a memento, which he will keep into adulthood.
–REFERENCE: In Batman: Shadow of the Bat #0. Bruce's training continues as he learns the following: Savate from a convicted killer living as a beach bum on an island off Borneo; Judo and Ju-Jitsu after spending six months in a Japanese hermitage; hunting and tracking in Africa with unnamed bushmen; how to employ psychology and how to use the shadows by ninjas in an unknown Asian locale; and knife-handling with an unknown teacher. (Scott Beatty's quasi-canonical Batman: The Ultimate Guide also lists Bruce learning healing arts from monks, how to use bolas from cattlemen, and how to use blowpipes from Yanomami Hunters.) Bruce will study many different martial arts forms and also go through generalized military-style training, all of which we won't necessarily see on our timeline below.
–REFERENCE: In Batman #401. Bruce learns how to throw boomerangs and shurikens.
–REFERENCE: In Detective Comics #599 and Detective Comics Annual #3. Bruce trains with martial arts expert Chu Chin Li and with yakuza Tsunetomo.
–REFERENCE: In Detective Comics #600 and Secret Origins of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes. Bruce begins training in the art of tracking with Henri Ducard in Paris.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #3—and also referenced in The Batman Files. While in Paris, Bruce meets Lucius Fox, saving him from some muggers and then dining with him.
–REFERENCE: In Detective Comics #600 and Secret Origins of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes. Bruce ends his training with Henri Ducard and leaves France, deciding that Ducard is too amoral.
–REFERENCE: In Batman #435. Bruce Wayne begins a roundabout journey back to the Far East, along the way learning esoteric arts in India from Shastri, a snake handler.
–FLASHBACK: From Batman Confidential #50-54. Bruce trains in China, where he follows the trail of a serial killer named Huairen. Huairen actually manages to kill Bruce, but he's resurrected by a metahuman named Ri. Bruce joins Ri's movement to take down Huairen, a team called The Zhuguan (the Chinese version of the Justice League, which pre-dates the existence of the JLA). As a member of the Zhuguan, Bruce drinks from a magickal elixir that grants him temporary super-powers. Calling himself "Hei An Wushuh" (aka "The Dark Knight") after gaining the power to become invisible in the dark, Bruce joins the Zhuguan in battle to take down Huairen. During this period, Bruce learns the usefulness of fighting on a team and further improves his throwing-weapon skills using proto-Batarangs. However, when he learns the metapower elixir is made out of opium and creates an addiction, Bruce decides to quit and continue his path alone.
–REFERENCE: In Batman #663. Bruce studies with the Lamas of Nanda Parbat. (Note that Batman #663 is technically non-canon, but there's really no reason that this specific reference to the Lamas can't stay.)
–REFERENCE: In Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #52-53. Bruce learns Taoism (and hang-gliding) under the Chinese monk Shao-La, in the Tangula Shan Mountains, near the border of China and Tibet.
–FLASHBACK: From Richard Dragon #7—and also referenced in Richard Dragon #3. Batman trains with kung fu master Richard Dragon.
–REFERENCE: In Batman #435. Bruce seeks out and trains with additional tutors in a wide range of disciplines. He studies with experts in fields as diverse as car racing (with Mark Jenner), explosives (with Frederick Stone), archery (with Raphael DiGiorda) and bodybuilding (with LaSalle).
–REFERENCE: In All-Star Comics 80-Page Giant and Robin Vol. 2 #31. Bruce learns boxing from Wildcat (Ted Grant).
–REFERENCE: In the second feature to Batman: Gotham Knights #29 (Batman: Black & White). Bruce learns escapism from Max Dodge.
–FLASHBACK: From The Batman Chronicles #6 Part 2. Bruce, using his "Frank Dixon" moniker, learns detective work from Dan Mallory.
–FLASHBACK: From the second feature to Batman: Gotham Knights #1 (Batman: Black & White). Bruce learns secret fighting techniques, specifically how to kick through tree trunks, from an unknown master martial artist.
–REFERENCE: In The Batman Files. Bruce learns a rare martial arts style in Kenya.
–REFERENCE: In 52 #30, Batman #673, and Superman #710. Bruce trains in North Africa with The Ten-Eyed Tribes of the Empty Quarter (aka "The Ghost Tribes of The Ten-Eyed Brotherhood"). He learns how to defeat his inner demons, but it almost costs him his life. Superman #710. tells us this training takes three months, whereas Batman #673 tells us this training takes six months. Split the difference and say four-and-a-half months?
–REFERENCE: In The Batman Files. Bruce learns how to tame lions at the traveling Hill's Circus (aka Hills Brothers Circus). Boston Brand and his twin brother Cleveland Brand are the star trapeze artists at Hill's Circus. On occasion, the Flying Graysons perform for the Hills Brothers, although their primary gig is at Haly's Circus. In any case, Bruce doesn't meet the Flying Graysons or the Brands at this time.
–REFERENCE: In Superman #710. In Bruce studies with the Rhana Bhutra of Bhutran. When the Bhutra dies, his daughter asks help to Bruce and to reporter Clark Kent to help her face the army of Vandal Savage. In this adventure, Bruce first uses bats as a psychological weapon. He also sees the advantages of working with a partner.
–REFERENCE: In The Man of Steel #3. Late October. Clark Kent (Kal-El) debuts in Metropolis as Superman, the Kryptonian "Man of Steel." Bruce reads about the new superhero's amazing debut. He will research and study Superman as much as possible from now onward.
–REFERENCE: In The Batman Files. Bruce goes to Washington DC where he weight trains with coaches Christian Fox and Jessica Fox.
–FLASHBACK: From Detective Comics #848-849—and also referenced in Detective Comics #850. Bruce returns to Gotham to attend a holiday charity ball. There, he chats with childhood friend Tommy Elliot (who will become the villain Hush years from now) and Tommy's overbearing elderly mother Marla Elliot, who absolutely adores Bruce. (Tommy will murder his mother a few months from now.) Also present at the party: a teenage Peyton Riley (who will become the second Ventriloquist years from now). Tommy and Peyton meet and immediately begin dating.
–REFERENCE: In Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #1. Bruce visits London and purchases some old criminology books, including a book by Sir Maxwell Floppy, which includes the quote: "Criminals are a cowardly and superstitious lot." Bruce has the books shipped to Wayne Manor.
–FLASHBACK: From Secret Origins of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes and Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #1—and also referenced in Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #3. Bruce realizes that he has trained with every great master but one: bounty hunter Willy Doggett. Bruce parachutes into North Alaska and then dog sleds and hikes through the icy wilderness to find Doggett. Upon finding the elusive Doggett, Bruce gets a two-day crash course in manhunting and survival techniques. While tracking the killer Thomas Woodley, Doggett is murdered and Bruce gets lost in the mountains. He is saved by members of the Alaskan Native Otter Ridge Tribe, remaining with their shaman and his granddaughter in recovery through the final days of December 1988. The shaman, in tune with the cosmic beyond, links Bruce to a Native American bat myth. The shaman tells Bruce an ancient bat folktale, hinting at his future to come. Bruce decides that, when he is healthy enough to travel, he will finally go back to Gotham to put his training to practice.
- [1]COLLIN COLSHER: Some very important rules before we get going on the amazing and detailed Modern Age Salad Days section compiled by Martin Lel. Flashbacks are included in a specific way. If a flashback is first revealed—let's say in Bat Year 15, hypothetically—the flashback may or may not be mentioned in Bat Year 15, but the actual events that occur in said flashback will be placed one the timeline exactly when they originally occurred through bullets listed as "flashback." Similarly, story references will be listed as unnumbered bullet "references." Therefore, any "references" or "flashbacks" occur chronologically at the spot where they are situated on the timeline. Any character names (or group names) highlighted in red denote the first appearance of a reoccurring character (or group). Some of these red items may appear only once in the Bat-verse, but appear elsewhere throughout the DCU, which is why they have been highlighted as well.
One more thing. As stated elsewhere on the website, just about everyone eats, shits, sleeps, brushes their teeth, watches TV, and goes to the office. Believe it or not, Batman does all these things too. He's human just like you and me! However, this kind of mundane everyday stuff won't be on our timeline. Usually, anyway.↩
- [2]COLLIN COLSHER: In the Golden Age and Silver Age, when Bruce is a little boy, Thomas Wayne wears a bat-costume to a masquerade that bullet-riddled gangster Lew Moxon crashes. Bruce's father expertly saves Moxon's life, but immediately sells him out to the cops, an act that leads to the hiring of Joe Chill. You know the rest of that story. However, the Modern Age is a bit more complicated. In the Modern Age, Thomas wears the bat-costume at a masquerade prior to Bruce's birth. At this masquerade, Thomas punches-out a jerky Colonel Brass. It is not until a later masquerade—which young Bruce is present for—where Thomas deals with Lew Moxon. At the second masquerade, Thomas wears a Zorro costume and saves the life of Lew Moxon's nephew. After refusing to accept hush money, Moxon makes a threat to hire a hitman, but it never winds up happening. In the New 52, continuity returns to Bruce being present at the party where Thomas wears the bat-costume and saves Moxon's life. However, New 52 canon gets rid of the Joe Chill hiring.↩
- [3]COLLIN COLSHER: Harvey Dent marks the third childhood friend of Bruce's that will later become a homicidal super-villain as an adult—the other two being the parricidal Roman Sionis and Tommy Elliot. Notably, young Tommy killed his father and paralyzed his mother; and will, as an adult, eventually complete his task and kill his mother. Roman will, as an adult, murder both his parents too. Harvey will eventually become Two-Face. Roman will become Black Mask. And Tommy will become Hush.↩


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As a kid I LOVED marshmallows. So at Thanksgiving, the Sweet Potato Casserole was my favorite side dish. Yes, I also liked the traditional Thanksgiving dishes:
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I will share just a few tips.
First, I recommend using fresh sweet potatoes. Yes, it can totally work with canned yams or sweet potatoes, but to me, the flavor of the fresh sweet potatoes is better.
To manage time, I recommend baking the sweet potatoes the day before. You can even assemble the whole casserole, except for the marshmallows, the day before and keep refrigerated until you are ready to bake.
Don't overload the marshmallows. I recommend just 1 layer of marshmallows on top. Don't stack the marshmallows on top of each other, unless you want a marshmallow casserole with a few sweet potatoes. If that is the case, then go ahead. Who am I to judge?
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Sweet Potato Casserole with Marshmallows
- 2-1/2 pounds sweet potatoes cooked, peeled and mashed
- 1/4 cup butter melted
- 1/4 cup white sugar
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 2 eggs beaten
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 2 cups mini marshmallows
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Spray a 9x13 baking dish with cooking spray.
- In a large bowl mix together the sweet potatoes, butter, white and brown sugars, eggs, milk, and cinnamon.
- Spread the sweet potato mixture evenly into a prepared 9 x 13 baking dish.
- Sprinkle the mini marshmallows evenly over the top in a single layer. (Don't overload the marshmallows.
- Bake at 350 degrees F for about 30 minutes or just until the marshmallows are golden brown.
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A nice list, if I do say so myself.
Kids pick Jeff Kinney, Stephenie Meyer, and Christopher Paolini as some of their favorites of 2008.
NEW YORK, NY February 26, 2009 – The Children's Book Council (CBC) in association with Every Child a Reader, Inc. (the CBC Foundation), announces the finalists for the Second Annual Children's Choice Book Awards. Jeff Kinney, Stephenie Meyer and Christopher Paolini are among the favorite author choices. Favorite book choices include Mike Lupica's The Big Field and Mo Willems' The Pigeon Wants a Puppy! The favorite book finalists were determined by close to 15,000 children and teens. Thousands more will be able to cast their votes for their favorite books, author, and illustrator at bookstores, schools, libraries, and at www.BookWeekOnline.com from March 16 through May 3.
The Children's Choice Book Awards winners will be announced live at the Children's Choice Book Awards gala on May 12 in New York City as part of Children's Book Week (May 11-17, 2009), the oldest national literacy event in the United States. The awards ceremony, hosted by National Ambassador for Young People's Literature Jon Scieszka, will include the presentation of an Impact Award to Whoopi Goldberg, in recognition of her vast contribution to the promotion of literacy and the love of reading among young people. Last year's Impact Award recipient, Al Roker, will present the award.
This year's Children's Choice Book Award finalists are as follows:
Kindergarten to Second Grade Book of the Year:
The Donut Chef written and illustrated by Bob Staake (Golden Books/Random House Children's Books)
Katie Loves the Kittens written and illustrated by John Himmelman (Henry Holt Books for Young Readers/Macmillan Children's Publishing Group)
The Pigeon Wants a Puppy! written and illustrated by Mo Willems (Hyperion Books for Children/Disney Book Group)
Sort It Out! written by Barbara Mariconda, illustrated by Sherry Rogers (Sylvan Dell Publishing)
Those Darn Squirrels written by Adam Rubin, illustrated by Daniel Salmieri (Clarion)
Third Grade to Fourth Grade Book of the Year:
Babymouse: Puppy Love by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm (Random House Children's Books)
One Million Things by Peter Chrisp (DK Publishing)
Spooky Cemeteries by Dinah Williams (Bearport Publishing)
Underwear: What We Wear Under There by Ruth Freeman Swain (Holiday House)
Willow written by Denise Brennan-Nelson and Rosemarie Brennan, illustrated by Cyd Moore (Sleeping Bear Press)
Fifth Grade to Sixth Grade Book of the Year
100 Most Dangerous Things On the Planet by Anna Claybourne (Scholastic Reference)
Amulet, Book One: The Stonekeeper by Kazu Kibuishi (Graphix/Scholastic)
The Big Field by Mike Lupica (Philomel/Penguin Young Readers Group)
Swords: An Artist's Devotion by Ben Boos (Candlewick Press)
Thirteen by Lauren Myracle (Dutton/Penguin Young Readers Group)
Teen Choice Book Award
Airhead by Meg Cabot (Point/Scholastic)
Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer (Little, Brown and Company)
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins (Scholastic Press)
Lock and Key by Sarah Dessen (Viking/Penguin Young Readers Group)
Paper Towns by John Green (Dutton/Penguin Young Readers Group)
Author of the Year
Jeff Kinney, Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (Amulet Books/Abrams)
Stephenie Meyer, Breaking Dawn (Little, Brown and Company)
Christopher Paolini, Brisingr (Knopf Books for Young Readers/Random House Children's Books)
James Patterson, Maximum Ride: The Final Warning (Little, Brown and Company)
Rick Riordan, Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Battle of the Labyrinth (Disney- Hyperion Books)
Illustrator of the Year
Laura Cornell, Big Words for Little People (Joanna Cotler Books/HarperCollins Children's Books)
Robin Preiss Glasser, Fancy Nancy: Bonjour Butterfly! (HarperCollins Children's Books)
Mo Willems, The Pigeon Wants a Puppy! (Hyperion Books for Children/Disney Book Group)
David Shannon, Loren Long and David Gordon, Smash! Crash! (Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers/Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing)
John J Muth, Zen Ties (Scholastic Press)
The finalists for Book of the Year in the Kindergarten to Second Grade, Third Grade to Fourth Grade, and Fifth Grade to Sixth Grade categories were the books that received the highest number of votes in the IRA-CBC Children's Choices program. This joint project of the International Reading Association (IRA) and the CBC began in 1975. Publishers submit hundreds of titles, all published in 2008, to be evaluated and voted on by 12,500 children.
For the Teen Choice Book Award, the CBC and the CBC Foundation enlisted the help of TeenReads.com to select the finalists. More than 2,200 teens voted for their favorite book of 2008 on the TeenReads website, part of the Book Reporter network. The five books that received the highest number of votes are finalists for the Teen Choice Book Award.
The Author and Illustrator of the Year finalists were selected by the CBC and CBC Foundation from a review of bestseller lists. Only authors and illustrators associated with books published in 2008 were considered.
The Children's Choice Book Awards program was launched last year with the announcement of 25 finalists in 5 categories. The Teen Choice Book Award was added this year. The Children's Choice Book Awards program was created to provide young readers with an opportunity to voice their opinions about the books being written for them and to help develop a reading list that will motivate children to read more and cultivate a love of reading.
About the Children's Book Council
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What a great way to spend Christmas Eve - cycling in Ashridge. Forget the shops and the crowds and join us for a Christmas ride. Please meet at the first carpark on the left up monument drive by 9.45am to register and be ready to ride for 10am. The ride will finish at 12noon. Postcode if you havent been there before is HP4 1LX. Please make sure you bring a drink and snack, bike in good working order, helmet and gloves and wrap up warm.
And dont forget to decorate your bike (as long as it is still safe to ride) clothes and helmet. Prizes for the best Christmas Bike!!
At the end of the ride, weather permitting it would be great to all go to the cafe for a hot chocolate and mince pies!! But it is an outside cafe, so bring an extra coat!!
Please let me know if you are coming and give me an emergency contact number for that day.
And to those that cant come, i wish you all a very Happy Christmas and a Happy Cycling New Year.


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Title of Bulletin Board: Work Hard, Get Fit
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Materials: butcher paper, die cut letters, cartoon pictures
This board is to motivate students to be active and fit by showing popular cartoon characters involved in fun activities.
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Alum: CSM Foundation Diploma in Art and Design; MA Character Animation
Central Saint Martins
MA Character Animation graduate Phoebe Boswell was nominated/shortlisted for the Art Foundation's Animation Fellowship 2012, and was the first recipient of the Sky Academy Arts Scholarship, which she used to produce her immersive installation The Matter of Memory.
In collaboration with Shola Amoo the British council commissioned her film "Dear Mr Shakespeare" which was nominated for Best International Short at Sundance 2017.
Her interactive installation "Mutmia" was shown at the the 57th Venice Biennale.
Boswell is currently an artist-in-residence at Somerset House Studios in London.
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Fremaux upped to Cannes general director
EmptyPARIS -- Festival de Cannes artistic director Thierry Fremaux has been promoted to general director, festival organizers revealed Monday.
He officially took the new title Aug. 9 with the support of the festival's administrative council and president Gilles Jacob in addition to France's cultural minister and minister of foreign affairs.
Fremaux, who joined the Festival de Cannes in 2000 after serving as director of the Lumiere Institute in Lyon, is only the fourth person to hold the general director title, following previous title holders Robert Favre-Le Bret, Maurice Bessy and Jacob.
"I'm happy to express my satisfaction in seeing the Administrative Council join me in nominating Thierry Fremaux," Jacob said. "A page is turned. After seven festivals as artistic drector ... he has my confidence and my support. This nomination allows us -- and this is my first objective -- to assure the future under the best conditions."


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CAS signs GTA for 140 Airbus aircraft
China Aviation Supplies Holding Company (CAS) has signed a general term agreement with Airbus to purchase 140 aircraft.
The order, comprising 100 A320s and 40 A350 XWBs, was signed by Airbus CEO Tom Enders and Sun Bo, Vice President of CAS.
Enders said: "This is a great endorsement for our leading products in both single aisle and wide body segments.
"China is today one of the world's most important markets for aviation, and we are honoured to support the development and rapid growth of China's civil aviation with our competitive product portfolio."
Airbus currently has around 1,440 aircraft placed with Chinese operators.


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Business Day at City Hall
Business Day at City Hall provides members with the opportunity to have meaningful conversations with City Council members, department heads and key city staff about issues affecting their businesses. This event occurs annually and is directly aligned with the mission of the Chamber, to grow jobs, support the local economy and advocate for the region. Partners for this event include the City of Minneapolis, Meet Minneapolis, BOMA, Minneapolis Downtown Council, Lake Street Council, Minnesota Restaurant Association and the Warehouse Business Association.
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Is it possible to 'teach' vocabulary, or is the notion to vague, complex and big to contemplate? Erin Miller looks at this whole-school challenge and offers a few ideas
I've always found the notion of "teaching vocabulary" at secondary level a bit sticky, and I'm not alone. Ask any English teacher about teaching vocabulary and you will probably be met initially with a strained facial expression, followed by a good deal of hesitancy, and rounded off with a thoroughly inconclusive response.
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FIFA 17 Finishing Tutorial: How to Score
The fun of playing the game is to enjoy the process of playing to the top. So scoring is the one of the important things. In this article, effective ways to finish in the game are given, including the driven shot and finesse.
The first way to finish is to use the new Driven Shot. Shoot across the keeper by powering the shot bar to roughly 3 bars and then quickly tap the shot button. Whilst you are performing this, aim with the left analog stick across the keeper. In order to perform a driven shot first get yourself into a good scoring position somewhere in the 18-yard box. From here, you want to power your shot up as much as possible by holding the Circle or B button depending what console you're on. Then, just as you see your player about to hit the ball, hit the Circle/B button again to perform the driven shot. Aim as you normally would, but ideally, you'll want to go for the corners to put it out of reach of the keeper. You should remember that the more power, the more unstoppable the shot will be.
The second way to finish in this game is to finesse with your player just outside the box with his stronger foot. To perform this, firstly you must know what his preferred foot is. Press the left analog stick down on the squad screen to find this. To perform the finesse shot, power your player up with the shot button with about 3-3.5 bars. While doing this hold R1 or the Right bumper on Xbox. The main trick with the finesse shot is to make sure you get the amount of power on the shot right depending on where you want the ball to go. The more you try finesse shots, the easier you'll find it to put them into the back of the net.
At the same time, you should be patient. And proper practice is also important!
Hope the ways can be helpful for your scoring. While you are enjoying the game, you can also enjoy the promotion for cheap FIFA 17 coins on our website on Halloween (just one day)! One, for our loyal customers, up to 15% discount can be earned; two, extra 5% discount is given with the coupon code "halloween". If you are new to our website, don't worry, you will get the coupon code once you've bought more than $20 for our products. If you don't receive your coupon code, chat us online!


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2. As a person who thrives on planning
3. I would just f**king run
4. I would definitely choose red<< I would do that too because none of my family member died and we need money right now
5. Bowling ball
6. I would take the Estonian weather man over Mexicos every day
7. i would like to know how you feel about this
8. Useless powers
9. Of course I would
10. Useless powers
11. As a gamer
12. I would
13. Gonna try this! Banana pancakes
14. I would like for the whole world to see this
15. Do you think 30 is high? I would burn
16. I would do it but probably die in it too
17. If I had one
18. My father told me this once
19. My father told me this once
20. I never thought a hentai would kick my feels
21. Thought I would leave it here
22. I would play with her
23. I would like to do this
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25. Not sure if I would be so happy to use it
26. I would have been jailed in Japan
27. lololololol
28. I would love this
29. I would love this
30. I would die
31. I would do it
32. I would chat with my 18 year old self the day before I shipped out to the Army
33. What I would do as a parent
34. Thought I would share my forever alone booth as well
35. I would be so f**king scared! No way bro
36. I would be fine with dictator Purple Heart
37. I would definitely do the same
38. I would rather be single for the rest of my life
39. Would you? I know I would
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Is There Not a Cost? Part 2
Posted by Ravi Zacharias on March 13, 2018
What kind of spiritual opposition are you facing today? Why are Christians made fun of and even despised? Ravi Zacharias examines these questions as he continues to look at the opposition Nehemiah faced. That's on today's Just Thinking.
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7-Eleven Japan and Toyota inked an agreement this month to study energy conservation and carbon dioxide emissions reduction in convenience store distribution and operation. To that end, the two companies said they plan to work on developing hydrogen fuel cell trucks and power generators.
Currently, 7-Eleven Japan is served by 5,800 delivery trucks, and about 15% of them are hybrids and other clean vehicles, Hydrogen Fuel News reported. The convenience store company's goal is for that percentage to go up to 20% by 2020, with help from automakers like Mitsubishi, Daimler, and Toyota.
For the new trucking fleet in development with Toyota, both the refrigeration–freezer unit and the vehicle itself will be powered by hydrogen fuel cells, according to the press release. Each truck will take goods from delivery centers to individual stores.
The companies are considering introducing stationary hydrogen fuel cell generators to power stores. They're also looking at installing stationary systems in stores that use rechargeable automobile batteries, which could potentially be used during disasters as emergency power sources and during normal operations to conserve energy.
In addition, Toyota and 7-Eleven Japan plan to install an energy management system for existing solar power generators, the new stationary hydrogen fuel cell power generators, and the new stationary rechargeable battery systems. In 2011, 7-Eleven Japan made headlines for retrofitting stores with LEDs and adding solar panels, turning convenience stores into "eco-konbinis."
Earlier this year, more than a dozen leading multinational companies promoted the use of hydrogen as a clean fuel, highlighting fuel cell technology as a way to effectively store energy produced from renewables such as wind and solar.
At the moment, 7-Eleven Japan has three convenience stores that double as hydrogen refueling stations, Nikkei Asian Review reported. Toyota and 7-Eleven Japan will begin jointly testing the new hydrogen-powered trucks in 2019.


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Starring: Sean Penn, Sarah Polley and Ciaran Hinds as Louis Wagner.
Synopsis: A newspaper photographer, Jean, researches the lurid and sensational axe murder of two women in 1873 as an editorial tie-in with a brutal modern double murder. She discovers a cache of papers that appear to give an account of the murders by an eyewitness. The plot weaves between the narrative of the eyewitness and Jean's private struggle with jealousies and suspicions as her marriage teeters.


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Leah & Dave Bok Tower Engagement
It's not everyday when your friend gets engaged and she asks you to be her photographer. It is a great honor for me. She has seen tons of the wedding and engagement photos I did. It wasn't by choice of course. I have always been very passionate about my work that I made it a point to show her. I can't wait for her big day on March 11, 2017.
So we have been planning and waiting for the right time to do the engagement session and decided to drive out to Bok Tower Gardens in Lake Wales from Orlando, Florida. I have shot engagement sessions there before so I am familiar with the beautiful place. I can never get tired of this place. There is always something new every time I go back. This was the perfect place for Leah and Dave. They were looking for woods, wild flowers, and nature. I would have kept on shooting if it hadn't started raining...Florida weather for ya...
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DISNEY'S ALADDIN, KIDS by the OTP Young Company
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When the street urchin Aladdin vies for the attention of the beautiful princess Jasmine, he uses a genie's magic power to become a prince in order to marry her. Iago, Jafar, the Genie, and more are in this musical adventure filled with magic, mayhem, and the power of love.
Based on the iconic animated film, this stage adaptation is sure to send the whole family soaring on a flying carpet ride filled with romance and adventure. Performances are August 6, 13, and 20 at 2:00 and 7:00 PM. Each weekend's performances will feature two different casts after their completion of a one-week intensive performing arts camp. Prices are $15 for adults and $6 for youth under 18.


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Our professional CAA certified pilots regularly conduct aerial surveys of Solar PV systems across the United Kingdom.
Above Surveying have developed an unrivalled reputation nationally for exceptional quality and service.
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Prior to carrying out any aerial work time is spent to ensure the layout of the solar asset is accurately georeferenced. We also use our own custom software to create the optimal GPS Waypoint controlled flight route for your specific solar asset. This part of the process is key to ensuring that our SolarGain service delivers high quality and accurate results as well as the capability to precisely repeat the survey in the future.
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TripAdvisor's Digital Marketing Journey To Reach 375M Unique Monthly Visitors
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